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Huh?

Got 2 of them wrong.. one of them was Messi 

He turned us down twice and then got sacked. So we offered it a 3rd time. Imagine that happening anywhere else 

LA are so s*** without Donovan. Just f***ing hoofball all day towards Zardes, who's not a target man at all.

I was at the game. Terrible conditions, I'm so fucking cold. At least there were some goals though. LA were shit, should have won it.

goalie sent off kinda ruined that

I'd take Viera over McClaren for no reason but I loved Viera the player and the unknown that he is in terms of abilities as a manager.

No experience > bad experience

I'd rather take a chance than recycle some has-been .

Our transfer policy is (allegedly) all about finding younger talents and developing them. Shouldn't the same be done with the managers? Instead we've had 60 year old Joe Kinnear, MLS failure John Carver and Pardew.

While I'd rather take on a young manager with some experience this is at least different from the norm.

Imagine going from people like Pardew and Carver to someone as classy as Vieira.. I don't know if he'd be a good manager or not but at least I'd respect him. 

We've had so many forgettable players and overall bad memories at the club in recent years, Jonas is one of the few I'll always have time for. Best of luck to him!

Love that he battled back from some bad injuries, but he just wasn't anywhere near good enough.

I'm working at a law firm in DC at the moment and I was talking to one of our experienced litigation partners about this last night. He mentioned that the prosecution team DOJ had assembled for this case was basically all of their superstar lawyers, and just seeing that list of names made him 100% confident that FIFA was f***ed.  These guys are taking this very seriously.

 

 

Next up: Wall Stre-ahahahahhahah.

At least he'd be most likely manager to attack Ashley.

From David Conn on Twitter:

 

@david_conn: FIFA: FBI Director James Comey "If you touch our shores with your corrupt enterprise you will be held accountable." This is really happening

 

I'm assuming James Comey said that with a huge dose of irony or he was constantly suppressing a smirk.

 

 

You know what the problem is? The problem is those goddam foreigners stealing our goddam corruption. There are plenty of hard working Americans who would love nothing more than to engage in corruption, but Obama keeps leaving the door open to foreign corruption. #toolittletoolate

Good move for him

That blue patch on the back of the new shirts kinda makes it look like everyone has dropped their shorts

"I still want this job"

 

"For all these 4 or 5 months on the rollercoaster - today makes up for it"

 

"This was the first time I've been dealt a good hand with a something-like-fit squad, and we won 2-0"

 

"I want a chance"

 

 

 

:anguish: :anguish:

You got a chance and you failed miserably. 

Everyone should probably renew their season tickets! 

Arsenal 2-2 West Brom

Aston Villa 0-1 Burnley

Chelsea 0-1 Sunderland

Crystal Palace 2-0 Swansea

Everton 2-1 Spurs

Hull 2-1 Man Utd

Leicester 0-0 QPR 

Man City 3-1 Southampton

Newcastle 0-1 West Ham

Stoke 0-2 Liverpool

Overshadowed by Gerrard's death of course.. have hardly seen a thing about Xavi this week

Well maybe (hopefully) West Ham are after him. Don't like West Ham having this much control over our future 

I'm sure it will be a magpie, similar to those retro mock ups that was posted with the gold magpie

Yeah that's how i'm imagining it.

Wow thought that was a photo that someone had edited in paint but instead it's our actual fucking kit.

Can you imagine. We play the worst stretch of football possible and are only saved because another team manages to be even more shit.. So then we hire that manager? 

At least there was a big crowd in...

 

Your best bet for a slightly less s*** standard of football is probably Seattle. New England plays a decent game as well.

 

I haven't been following as much this season so I'm not sure who's looking the best.

We've looked fantastic this season, miles better than watching Newcastle. Portland/Seattle/Vancouver have been decent as well from what I've seen.

Southampton 2-1 Aston Villa

Burnley 0-0Stoke 

QPR 2-1 Newcastle 

Spurs 0-1 Hull 

Sunderland 1-0 Leicester

West Ham 1-1 Everton

Liverpool 1-2 Crystal Palace

Swansea 0-2 Man City

Man Utd 2-2 Arsenal

West Brom 0-2 Chelsea

Arsenal 1-2 Sunderland